The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 86

MRS. CONANT'S DEBUT AT BONN A DREARY AFFAIR A Hat But No Chat At Tea Party' By JUDY BARDEN Beacon Journal-Chicago Daily News Service BONN, Germany A tea party to subdue all Boston tea parties, was held by the American Women's Club to introduce Mrs. James B. Conant, wife of the high commissioner here in Bonn. We didn't go mad and throw tea into the Rhine which flows outside the windows of the club.

We just sat, sat, sat, around small tables artfully placed out of reach of the cup and saucer, plate and napkin. Telephone calls were made prior to this event, to some women requesting that they please wear a hat. One girl, and no "dogpatcher" either, didn't possess a hat owing to a crop of attractive wiry curls upon which no hat would sit. Slightly hurt, she had tea alone, at home. But she wasn't missed.

One hundred and fifty wives turned out in their bestest best and proved that crooked little fingers while holding the cup is an American as well as a British gymnastic. WE LOOKED a drab lot despite our efforts. Having heard about the hat order we all arrived in our conventional dark suits, stud earrings and conservative costume jewelry. Some of us went so far as to have a "touch of white here and there." Our voices, however, remained low-toned, well modulated. But the hats.

Obviously, the girl who was having tea at home alone was not the only one who didn't have a hat. Two women wore Summer straws. One woman, wore a bunch of violets plonk in the center of her head, tied on with a narrow piece of black velvet. Halfway through the tea, the bow at the nape of her neck came untied and the violets fell in her lap. The laughter was subdued.

ON ARRIVAL we queued in a long line with our names pinned to our chests to meet Mrs. Conant, a charming lady who was forced to stand at the door for one hour because several people didn't see fit to arrive on time. Introductions over we wandered off down the thickly carpeted lounge until we saw a vacant seat. There were no "Hi-ya, chums" called to friends. It went like this.

"Excuse me, is this seat taken "No, not at the moment." "Do you mind if I sit here "No, not at all." And though women are said to never stop talking, at JALOUSIES tilation Controlled Distinctive Outside Elegance PORCH ENCLOSURES Opens Blinds Like Venetian BREEZEWAYS Enjoy Complete Vision Through Clear Glass Louvres Continue to Use Porch During Inclement Weather Unnecessary to Move Furniture Screens to Keep Ont Insects Have an Additional Room in Your Home Easy Monthly Payments JE-5040 A. A. JALOUSIE WINDOW CO. Jalousie Engineers and Designers of Porch and Breezeway Enclosures 407 W. Market cor.

Aqueduct MAR. Your savings will earn deposit received 10 interest from on or before Mar. 1st The CITIZENS Savings Loan Co. 96 EAST MARKET Corner Broadway PARKING While conducting office best Three Good Recipes For Taffy Pull Continued from Page 1-D a heavy shallow pan, a wooden spoon and a buttered pan or platter. For a recipe or so to go by, here they are: Molasses Taffy cups sweetened condensed milk cup molasses teaspoon salt Combine milk, molasses and salt.

Cook over medium heat. stirring constantly until a little of the mixture dropped in cold water forms a hard ball, or to about 250 Pour pan. Let stand until cool enough handle. Butter hands and pull until firm. The current Beacon Journal contest calls for milk-rich recipes.

Send your favorite recipe with milk as a main ingredient to Mary Margaret Jones, Recipe Contest, Akron Beacon Journal. Deadline for entries is midnight, Friday, March 13. Prizes of $10, $5 and $3 will be awarded the winners. Eligible suggestions include recipes for puddings, beverages, creamed foods, soups and frozen desserts. Stretch into long rope and cut in 1-inch pieces with scissors.

Makes about pound. THIS TAFFY is cooked to a higher temperature, and combines brown and white sugars with the molasses. Molasses Taffy II 1 cup granulated sugar cup brown sugar 2 cups light molasses cup butter water 1, teaspoon soda teaspoon salt Combine sugars, molasses and water and cook to 265 degrees. Cook slowly and stir during latter part of cooking to prevent burning. Remove from heat, add butter, soda and salt and stir just enough to mix well.

When adding soda be sure it is free from lumps. into greased pan, allow to stand untfl cool enough to handle. Gather into small ball and pull until rather firm and of a light yellow color. Stretch out in a long rope. Cut into pieces.

THE FINAL recipe is a vinegar version. This recipe makes about 2 pounds. Vinegar Taffy 2 cups granulated sugar cups light corn sirup teaspoon salt tablespoon vinegar 2 cup evaporated milk Mix sugar, sirup, salt and vinegar thoroughly. Cook slowly until sugar is dissolved, stirring frequently. Add milk slowly, keeping candy boiling continuously.

Cook over medium heat to firm ball stage stirring constantly. Pour into buttered pan. When cool enough to handle, pull until candy is light and no longer sticky to the touch. Lay out on waxed paper or buttered pan. Cut with scissors.

Two graduates of Kenmore High School, Jacqueline re Boyes and Robert L. Carr, were married by Rev. John L. Fiala in St. Mary Catholic Church.

The bride, the daughter Mrs. Florence Evans, 633 Minerva and the late William H. Boyes, was given marriage by her brother, William H. Boyes Jr. Her gown was of white nylon lace over satin and she wore a fingertip length veil.

Her bouquet was a cascade arrangement of carnations and hyacinths centering a white orchid. Mrs. Michael Blike, sister of the bride, was matron of honor Mary Margaret Boyes, another sister, and Clark were bridesmaids. Jack Carr was best man for his brother and Mr. Blike, Ralph Sheltner and John Carr, another brother, were ushers.

After a reception given in the Mayflower Hotel, the couple left on a wedding trip to Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Carr will live at 114 Metlin av. Mr.

Carr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Carr of 50 Paris attended Akron University and is employed by the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. MRS. CARR Scouts To Have Skating Party Kenmore District Girl Scouts will have a skating party at the Arena Saturday from 10:30 a.

m. to 12:30 p. m. Troops will turn in donations to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund during intermission. University of Minnesota Club will have a dessert bridge at 8 p.

m. Tuesday at Mrs. Frank Larson's, 1863 Nineteenth st. Mrs. Stanley Allison will be assistant hostess.

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Conant, herself a lively conversationalist, must have thought us a dreary crowd as we bid adieus and started for home. Talk And Skit For Sisterhood Dr. Lawrence W. -Abbott will be guest speaker for the Beth El Sisterhood luncheon at 12:30 p. m.

Monday in the temple. Dr. Abbott of the First Universalist Church will talk on "How Big A Person Are You?" A passover skit will follow his talk. Hostesses for the luncheon will be Mrs. Max S.

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